Tur nr. Daily News B.C. 45 princf ripkrt b. c Tin rsday. February 21. 1018. priol fivb cknt HON ARIT CONTWD 3 abmce 1 r 7 C?ssu GERMAN OFFENSIVE EXPECTED DAILY-ACTIVITY GROWING ON WESTERN FRONT GERMANS CONTINUE ADVANCE UNITED STATES LLOYD GEORGE SIGNS POINT TO IMMINENCE INTO RUSSIA UNOPPOSED GETS LABOR IN 1 ONCE AGAIN IS OF BIG MILITARY OPERATIONS N1NY CUNS SUPPLIED BY ALLIES ARE CAPTURED AND MUCH WEST INDIES RAIDS RECENTLY MADE BY GERMAN DESTROYERS, SUBMARINES, ROLLING 5TOCR -r Hinvn tnmnu. oubvutruL nail AND AEROPLANES ARE TAKEN TO HERALD THE FURTHER advaiiub, bi in, tmiiisn in EXPECTEO GERMAN OFENSIVE ON WESTERN PALESTINE AIRMEN BUSY Will Bring In Hundred Thousand Premier In House of Commons FRONT. MAY BE ANY DAY NOW. Black Subjects of United Yesterday Explains and Defends ue ftn !. duty at present. It in expected States for Railroad His Action With (speil to Te diij aewt). The Hermans undoubtedly hope Be-' .-I. The German that Mime considerable additional and Farm Work. Chief of SUff. London. Feb. 21 The destroy- to force the British to concentrate ' :: ' 1 ... itii-ir unopposed number of recruits wUl thus be er attacks in the English Channel their air fighters here in the neigh :'. 1, .to 1.. F-sslern Rus- obtained. Spl4l K Tbe VtHj .1ft.) Ifptctal to Tli DtllJ the submarine bombardment of.bourhood of London to defend the Ottawa, Feb. 21. According lq London, Feb. 2 1. Lloyd George Dover, and the air raids on Dover'capital, which will thus weaken . Thrt baM: captured wer advices received here, the United and his government have surmounted and London may be considered their service in France. They alas ti-esljr-Cv Ijundred prisoners. a Plates Department of Labor, another crisis. In the preliminary to the German(so hope to interrupt the roramnn. f various call-tr PREMIER BREWSTER thrust the West. The trench 1- tr.2 gut on Jications across the channel. That through the Government employ- HtMise of Commons yesterday, the ioly by the RETURNS TO 1 raid period has been followed by'they may send out part of the j if merit is arranging to and defended service, Premier explained an increased activity in the air, Mligh Seas Fleet for a "lip and t..f3 Hussian army, t-l bring into that country some 110- in- PW.-nt orcanitatfon of the Yer!-hieh i imn.i Victoria, Feb. 21 Premier r-.ri.in proof run" attack or bombardment of sr th a fr"l proportion of Brewster has wired 0 laborers from Porto nioo and' a,,eB wUn tthe added .that big military operations are'the British coast is among the ,. : ' " k i.H.mghig to the to the Hon. John Oliver They will be' employed for W Sivn to it. and his deal- oon to begin. possibilities of the early future. U. 'a today that he is leaving British French Front, Ottawa tonight and ex peel maintainanee and hop work on,'"?' the famous NORTHERN OLD TIMER : the railroads, and will be released Chief of Staff. There was no tr - F-i. :M. In the region to be in Victoria on Tues. for farm service when the agrt-'L,roposal for a vote of want of TO THE SUPREME Uie A'g -n ue. to r'reoeb troops day morning. The Provincial IS LOST COMING OUT re; . Kd a auark uptrn the Four House is due to cultural needs require mem (Confidence, but Mr. Asquilh expressed WAR COUNCIL it fa.- 1 Ti advancing forcea meet on Tuesday afternoon, regret that the premier's r rf"ua-,ii !i. rr reached the reopening after the fuvcTrnv 1T1 Ik) ICn I enroot 3nir3 l.nnatinn nnl kMn m.Hal London. Feb. 20. General The gravest fears are enter- fiui by the French adjournment. lj Sir Henry Rawlinson tained for the safety of Mr. Louis RnATS1- nRSTROY II week earlier. j o. r shot down- In - has been appointed to Dixon, of the Customs Staff at the am into the open. I Iord George declared and ex. represent Great Britain on Boundary on the Slikine River. hi -tac!r iii f Bures, de- Boston. Feb. 21. 'Mystery plained lo some length that he ".!U.f.,lh! I'Mr. Dixon has been at this place 'j ' ships" of tbe navy, which have could not then, or even now, go uuiiciuc ii ai uuuiivii afc :?.,at7u CAR SHORTAGE CAUSED Versailles fr ne a8' wo year9 and wa been successful against German m0 nie subject fully without giv-submarlnes, thi under orders to k-eport to lir u j- '.W THROUGH NO REPAIRS were described by infnrm-tinn of use to the en- : Commander John M Hancock of jprince Rupert offlce for the win Mr. NotwUh9,anding this. four hundred tbe Bureau of supplies and Ac. J ter. He did not show up, and a French artillery; Washington. Feb JSS. -Thou Uppor,ed the right of DEEP SEA FISHERMEN IN search party was instituted from Write fire vrs-s particularly sue. sandu of crippled freight ears ac- Wrangeh The first party-failed Kit n ,n i -reatran In hold- PUn" Hunw tur wiuicr w al Canners Association to-night. . U. S. REQUIRE LICENCES to get through on account of the lie rtnan reinforce-'use of gross negleet of railroads The secret surrounding these WtU. in making repairs, oeeupy miles of ships. Commander Hancock said, severe weather, but a second one HUN OFFENSIVE Seatlle. Feb. 21 All deep sea In Palss tins. j tracks in eastern ran centres ana was a secret no longer. Tbey was got together and they pushed -J F i ?t. -The British r Urgely responsible for the looked like tramp freighters, and fishermen operating out of this on to the Boundary post, when 7 i r rs, iQf made an at- cr shortage and tralBc conges- had guns mounted behind swinging IS EXPECTED stale's port today became an ac. they learned that Mr. Dixon had Mi rst&i-. fast of Jerusalem. Uon, it ws shown today by re- doors in their sides. When jtive part of the United States left there on November 28, in a 0ca4 j - was made for two 11' interstate commerce com beset bv a U-boat, tbe sneaker said Food Administration's campaign intention sisiall goat. His was gas KjCI a ' f i f flfteen...miles, misskiner a aaj McGord lo Director memtra of the crew, some dis-! ANY DAY NOW under an order issued at Washington. l make Wrangel on his way here. Tkir "nerai jimhoo, scrambled into j Ci fare in which the ruined as women, D. C, requiring the men Neither man nor boat have been arly adept. Is be- These reports nasej on nrsi lhj 8hps boalf which were hand-r ( investigatloos by a erp the to take out federal licences. The heard of since they left the , cunlered by the Iftj in ,ucn , way lo create Learned From Captured Details November and it hof.lers. ho are of trained Inspectors, eover the lBppearance of a panic. order was received this morning Boundary on 28, Prisoners. Enemy Will Employ this time there is feared that by !sc Turk at his own l k period since the gov-i Afltr ,helling the supposed Tanks this Time at the ofllce of the state food administration. alive is little chance of his being fiat eminent assume operation oipunlpg, al Han- range. mg ,np and a New Gas. now. Nothing will be able to be Airman But. railroad, and indicated that one uhe submersible an Issuance of the order has been F t 21. Naval air. of l ot critical ills of rail nroached to within point-blank1 expected for some time, the slate done until the Jce goes out. i The Mr. Dixon was one of the well to drop bombs on transportation under private iman. 1BRe to continue her deadly 'TV1 mmLnmrtm iJomclals having been notified that known characters of this northern s and oilier tar- agsMi me siueiracaing oi work, but a surprise awailed her. it would be sent out some time He about 1 the establishments car....repairs.... The transportation- 1 for ,winpinp doora. hi the. freight- France, Feb. 20. The. great... uer-. h nonth The feJeraj 99Uing fifty interior years country.of age, and was hadmany nan lines In Bel- mon oi me raurosu ummi- er op!nf.d anj trained gunners, man offensive on tne western cainpajjrn brings the deep sea the friends scattered throughout fr r tratlon will undertake to solve Ihe few well-directed shots, to begin at control .crman aeroplanes wJln a nl may be expected nhermen under the of Being an pld Hudson's at- trr-Ty- , ghtdown. On the "KM of ComnilMioner McCords ,enl tie u.boat to the bottom. any Ume nQW anJ ai far al lne the Federal F'ood Administration. Bay province.man, he has had some experience . '"if Oerman aero- disclosures. - iiPiii.h fmnl is concerned, the Both coasts are affected by the in the north, and his loss I .UfS . bi- UBht down bv the the many empty cars con- BILi 1E BURKE AT THE """,.. u! L. ,1 all who " will be felt with regret by L ud a Oflh ..I de. Vested in the Philadelphia yard. WESTROLME THEATRE W1 7l i! .. 'I - ? -. .J'. h r"f",J!:. Jh' T. . . Onb0Taenekns. 'anTa" "Jew iny- SCHOONER TILLAMOOK. knew him. v. .. .n.ad or Tim.. i.iro,ronir..i.i.w..... T.mlglil tliffe will I Mitin -r"" 'a.. ., h(, ..nnOTI.d IS NOW READY FOR SEA BOLSHEVIKI THREATEN tfit ENTENTE RESIDENTS tail . London, Feb. 20. The Bolshevik! blame the United States and . ... tia qm ! me enntract "" v..-. tur hbh- IIC llUIr "" Irnn.vn llimliull rnrtllired .n,.nll.. I.. hun muirillMl tlY thft Great Britain for closing the already miatrwmR prisoners, and through . T. P. between Prince Rupert Manchurian border and prohibiting lsl for ESTABLISH NEW the North Amenan, France. G.T.P. TO throughout Information learned In olher ways. and Ketchikan In the passenger the export of cargoes of foodstuffs tfg Frb si Th f,i- STEAMSHIP OFrlCE HERE rontinent, and the reason for this f) -vfm. The weather for some limo service, has completed extensie into Russia. They threaten ,!(T)f, war commtee will be witnessed on the screen! , ...nil" i,.. ......n,i nluooti niiriuiiuiig-u..ii..n. u-i u.iiia ,.! will... anil- that if this order is not rescinded ake up three bun. Vancouver. Fel. 20 -t aifln lU evening. Always fttmous for i ear lf Ihey will apply repressive measures wta r.tf. f n t i r I....Iim A B S In Ihld nill API. steel rails, which u. ii. .icnoisin, mai -HT v. er kihk, urr..... ,he road, are dry and firm February 2S to resume In the Ala. against the citiiens of the a d lines, staieu the r)le of n ricn man s iiaugn - on the Hudson's!0.T. P. steamship jng .vin-ni. unnn -i- i.-- entente and allied countries presently ml tran,Dorl lhem lo thU morning that the company PP, mile Burke is enab e,I to let a U quH. pos. J resident in Russia. Ffince .I..I.U.I nn litinnr nil) ....lhmiCIl I.-, .....funnv. nvvini? Ill it lltlelh In " " . . ..' . ..... iiiiu uniuruu.. r, -:,,, - ; ...., sible that the Herman ouensivo FUNERAL, services FOR . Mora Recruits. in tho organliation tlch U1 in- the mailer of clothes as ' antcipatel by an advance CAPTAIN VERNON CASTLE THE POLICE COURT b.lrt.,n. Ffb. 2, Docu.'elude the establishing of nn oper- lo wearing flno dollies oneself. y , "-irearnlat -p llrfln.l... i liu III,1 1 e'nting olllce at Prince Rupert. Mr. to see them worn...by someone I r 'Jj New York. Feb. 20. Private Before Magistrate Carss yes ' ndi ft the British. Reginald Beaumont, "ho has been ee. the i ladies tonignt m NOTICE military funeral services for terday in he police court. Chong 7 "nd 1 nilfi 8lntc !v- osslstnnt lo the managed hero for tt,fl V Irnrlou pieasurr. hciv I Captain Vernon Castle, who was Lee was fined 125 for being In the m(nu nM,,nK Pacll of ,6lotho pail eight years will be stat- wln al so be a five reel feature. Mr. Merchant. Display your killed in the aeroplane accident possession of opium. The case urau t......i .i ii-n.. iinnrtri, ulth the ...iiiin.l "KitravaKonce' in vshlcli of last Friday, the other Inmales Is again 1 iln 1 enC other's Mwn, i.V a iiiiv.' ' w - - Union Card. II is the sign a at port Worth, Texas, ralnst s ..f nnl.l-1,1 t nitiialnnt lliaiia Vlnilmnn PrtrOYft takes III lead. clerks and 'the at the Church adjourned. Ptlllo .... tor com- ttquaro to your were held yesterday V lAf-i lhi' ViA resident in ger of the line. Madame Petrova needs no imm genernl public. lif of the Transfiguration. A do- This morning Mrs. Chenowskl wr ami thus escaping 'ductlon to a Prince Rupert audl-cnc - 'tachntent of the Royal Flying was fined 150 with the option of UTILITY FIRST ami her name alone - Mrs. McKlnnon, late of the Bay-jcorps escorted the body to the Ihlrly days' Imprisonment for a .cienl a Bitractiwn. view Hotel here, passed through church. violation of the Prohibition Act in WESTHOLME Berne. Feb. 20. Glgantlo bou. Burko and Petrova the same even-queta the city yesterday aflernoon on, Vernon Castle had an inler-her her rooming house on First Ave. of real vegelnbles are now jng Is certainly some combina-to way to Anyox, whither he has national reputation as a dancer. QHT ONLY bo seen in the florists' window urn. beHi called by the serious illness m homo was here. With his I Vienna. "These unwieldy bull of her son Frunk. He hat had wife, also a graceful dancer, he '..ITectlve bouquets." says Die Zelt. Judge F. MeB " n''- n severe attack of pneumonia, and attained great popularity several M""t PETROVA "llml not only daring purcliaseri. ,ns the M. .nure - at one time there was grave doubts years ago ns a teacher of modern but als.. grateful recclplenls.' t tli "Prexention of Crliwr ,io- as lo his recovery. However, he dances. Captain Castle, wtiose "EXTRaVAQANCE"1 'morrow night. All members are has now taken a turn for the bet-' real name was Vernon Blythe. ' It ' i,L.."' "M'l.r MM. f (let acquainted with Bllllo.requesled to be pesent. ter. iwa enl a Of il no tiiii.l.nrilisil auuiuri ILo.l FOR QUALITY tho ladles. ties to Fort Worth as special In. llurko. A treat for Coal ro KRVICE and SATISFACTION (I I Ladysmlth Wslllnoton f...i hill and Mr. A. IV. Lord. Inspector of structor when tho Canadian Fly-Iny s AND a " . rnr n.w Walllnaton Coal and.duoes your 1B- p- " Kflhuols. returned ta the city yes. School was established there IX DAY WFJBK FOR IIKf.P, iriUiM..: ( Ira a. Phona li. Lumbar of all dlmsnslana. satisfaction lerday afternoon from the south, last year. hont IIS. Coal Oo.